oegedijk/dash_querystrings

Example of how to include querystrings to save state url in plotly's Dash

dash_querystrings's Issues

pyshortener update

The pyshortener package seems to have changed. This modification was required to the page_load module:

    if n_clicks and state:
        shortener = Shortener()
        return shortener.tinyurl.short('http://127.0.0.1:8050' + state)

Implemented your logic

This is awesome. I saved all my components in a URL string and I'm able to serve them to interested users. Thanks for your work.

If you have any thoughts on how to share map or plot views, that would be helpful.

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Can this be made to work with a Flask app linked to 2 Dash apps?

Hi @oegedijk! Thank you so much for your work, it's very promising.

I've tested it with one of my Dash apps and it's working flawlessly.

However, I wanted to use this functionality for a project of mine which is based on a Flask app which links to 2 different Dash apps. In that case, I couldn't get the querystrings to work (the URL didn't update, and URL parameters weren't passed to components).

My workflow is a bit different, since I'm passing the Flask server to the Dash class. Then when the Flask app is created, the dashboards are added within a Flask app_context.

While moving to a pure Dash environment is viable (the projected started in Flask and then evolved to include Dash apps, which is why it has its current setup), I would need to keep both Dash apps working simultaneously. From what I've been reading (1, 2), no one has managed to make these workarounds work for multi-app setups.

So I was wondering if this is something you have faced and if you've found any solutions.